AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator Full Course - Azure Activity Log-Lab

The video tutorial explains how to use Azure activity logs to monitor subscription-level events. It covers accessing logs via Azure Portal, CLI, PowerShell, and REST APIs, and demonstrates how to filter and search logs by various criteria such as resource type, operation, and event severity. The tutorial also highlights the ability to download filtered data as a CSV file.

What is the primary purpose of the Azure activity log?

• To configure network settings

• To manage billing information

• To track operational details like what, who, and when

• To store user credentials

How long are Azure activity logs retained?

• 90 days

• 120 days

• 30 days

• 60 days

Which of the following can be seen in the Azure portal's activity log?

• Operations from other cloud providers

• Past and current operations

• Only failed operations

• Future scheduled operations

What information is NOT available in the activity log for each operation?

• The user who initiated the operation

• The timestamp of the operation

• The status of the operation

• The cost of the operation

Which filter option allows you to select the severity level of events in the activity log?

• Resource type

• Event severity

• Subscription

• Event category